The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-01


Instrumental Quarte,te La Califonienne
Misses S'1 Connolly. Goliasky, Jr Carolan and
Recitation, Uncle UT. Mamie Wagner
..................-...... Miss F. Myers
Instrumental Quartette, "Nenue Tene
Misses Connolly. Smart, Zeisler and o'Donnen.
Recitation. The Widows Light, Miss Dangaix.
Vocal duo, Love Shall Guide Thee, -. White
Misses GoinSky and Brennan. Piano accom-
compauist, Miss V Connolly.
Recitation, The Pride Of Battery Il. -.
Chorus ..-......... From trs bohemian Girl
SopranoS-NIiSse X. Grady, Golnsky, Jr., Dan
gaix and Mendel Altos Misses Brennan,
Helmken and Conway. Piano &C
companist-Miss v Connolly.
Belisario. ION two pianoS) Arranged by A. CORA
First Piano, Miss NJ Smart; second Piano, Miss
V. Connolly.
Vocal sextette-'Queen OF the Night Smart
Scpranos-Misses Goli0ski, Grady and O'Don-
nell, Altos Brennan. Conway and Dan
gaix. Piano acccompaniSt--
Miss u Smart.
Recitation" Noua's Waters. 60 Miss F. Olivcros
Vocal solo-''Ia Zingarella. ".......... Campana
Miss NJ. Gohnski; Ir:
Instrumental duo. .....--...." Elisire d'Amore.
Arranged by Vilbac Misses V. Masters
and NJ. Smart
At this point the stage was cleared and
the waiter drill and march began. Seven
teen young and pretty girls, clad in scarlet
skirts and white jackets, trimmed with red,
with pretty 2ouave caps set jauntily ON
their heads, fled out and began their drill
In their hands they carried hammered brass
walters instead of muskets, all save the
Captain. who wore a real sword. The com
panv was in command of Miss Annie
F. GOette Miss Bel Dangaix acted as Or
DERBY Sergeant They marched according
to Upton's tactics, but introduced some of
the prettieSt manouvreS of zouave drill.
There was no little surprise expressed at the
excellence and accuracy of the marching,
and, indeed, il would have done credit to
the crack military companies of Savannah.
The manual Of arms would be hard to
describe Some Of the commands
were novel and striking. Cares arms"
was one of them, and the arms of the
young ladies were tenderly foldei
over the walters Forest City arms was
another, and the gallant soldiers loaded
their walters with kisses and fired them at
the audience. AT the word "Fire!" every
waiter fell to the floor with noise that
would have put brigade of cavalry to rout.
The company was called out a second time,
and then the zouave drill was given. When
they had left the stage they remained off
for a few minutes, and
third time they were ordered out
and drawn up in line. AT the command
"Good night, arms" they turned the backs
of the walters 10 the audience and upon
each waiter was a large red letter making
the words THANKS. GOOD
NIGHT This was received with up
roarious applause amid which the company
beat a retreat.
The academic honors were then dis
tributed by Father McConville
The class, attendance and department
prizes for the highest yearly average We're
awarded the following misses and young
ladies in the various grades:
jamie Smart Clara BisChof, primary
class; Sadie Smart, Msdge Paif, intermedi-
Hte department; Clio Gaudry. Ma
ry Murphy, Carrie Miller, first jun
Tor; Isabel Smart and Kate Brady.
of second junior; Marion Smart, second
senior A. Walsh, F. MenGe,, J. Carolan,
first senior; NJ. X. Coleman, VI, u
mo, Il. Dangaix. second gradual
ing class; S. X. Grady, A. Goette,
NJ. GolinSky, Sr., Of graduating class.
In the department Of penmanship the
primary prize was drawn for by X. Brady,
J. Smart, r. Thiot and II. Patf, and won by
assa Thiot
The junior prize was awarded Miss J.
McAIahon
The badge for greatest improvement in
the senior division was drawn for bV the
Misses billiard, O'Brien. Smith. Ulmo.
Lege, Smart and Meyler, and won by Miss
OBrien.
The gold badge for excellence of penman-
ship in the graduating course was drawn for
by Misses Goette, Conway, Golinsly, Sr.
nangalN, Coleman, Gaudry, Reitb. and won
by Mis- NJ Conway.
A special gold badge for penmanship was
AWARDED Miss Pepper Of the graduating
class
Special prizes for the highest average in
al written examinations were awarded
#fft hs.s
Coleman o. the second graduating class, l.
Ruinan Of the first senior class. III. Smart Of
the second senior class
The class ring Tor the highest average in
written and oral examination i'm mathemRt-
ics WAS awarded Ms NJ. Conway OF the
graduating class
Honorable mention was made Of Miss 4
ODounell. of the second graduating class
4 Norc'StcrS School Dictionary. for the
junior contest in oral spelling. was awarded
20 Mis- Isabel Smart. 81 the second junior
class.
\ WorceSter's Critical Dictionary. for the
senior oral contest IN spelling. was drawn
for by Misses Grady. Ruth. Gaudry. Zeigler.
Coleman, Walsh. Barnard and Smart, and
was won hy Ms, Ada Barnard, Of the SEC
c. s@u.or class.
The Cahcrtv gold medal for highest
average IN written and oral examinations in
Christian doctrine was drawn for BY Misses
Kate GaDdry and H. Reith. and won hy
Mss h. GaC1.ry. second graduating class
In the music department honorable Men
ton Tor application IS made Of Misses
ODonpe!l, Zeigler, pa1gsix, Brennan.
Myers and Brady
The gold medal FOR Create>t improvement
was drawn TOR by Misses billiard. GolinSSy.
Jr,, Smith ami Smart, snd won by Mis-
.iilliani Of the second graduating class.
The DAILY gold medal for proficiency in
instrumental music was awaplei Mis- Y.
Connolly OF the graduating class
gold medal for elocutIOn was awarded
MIS- Fannie Oliyeros, of the trst senior
class.
premium was awarded Miss r. Dam
galx, ~ the second graduating class.
A badge Tor vocal U.tis.c.yyas awarded
Miss Martha GoiinsSv, Jr.
premium was AWARDED Misses z. Myers
and ". BrCunsn.
for onerOidoTy premiums were awarded